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Decisions on Schengen visa refusal is issued if:

1) the person applying for a visa:

• presents a false, counterfeit or forged travel document;
• does not provide justification for the purpose and conditions of the intended stay;
• does not provide proof of sufficient funds appropriate to the planned length of stay and the funds allowing the return to the country of origin or residence or transit to a third country which will give the applicant permission to enter, or he is not able to legally obtain such funds;
• in the current six-month period has already stayed for three months in the territory of the Member States on the basis of a uniform visa or a visa with limited territorial validity;
• is a person for whom an entry was made in the SIS requiring refusal of entry;
• is considered a person whose presence is a threat to public order, internal security, public health under Article 2 point 19 of the Schengen Borders Code or to international relations of any Member State, especially if a file was made on that person in the national databases of the Member States which requires refusal of entry, or
• where applicable - does not provide proof of adequate and valid travel medical insurance;

or

2) there are serious doubts as regards the authenticity or accuracy of supporting documents submitted by the person applying for a visa, the credibility of statements made by the person applying for a visa or his intention to leave the territory of the Member States, before the expiry of the requested visa.